Sentences with phrase «willed into»

I started TWD back in September 2010 and it has since become my pipe dream willed into reality.

★ Neuberger Museum of Art: «Dana Schutz: If the Face Had Wheels» (closes on Sunday) The painter Dana Schutz has become a reliable conjurer of wickedly grotesque creatures and absurd situations, willed into existence by her vigorous and wildly colorful brush strokes.

His «Five» - the paintings being «One» through «Four» - evokes the dream of lingering, intangible meaning for the work on the walls, a quality that can no longer be willed into abstract work, if it ever could be.

There is a sense, when one looks at what is now at the Zwirner gallery that the paintings have willed themselves into existence, have employed the painter as their willing servant, to give them life, to make them come into the world.

By the late 1960s, Schmidt had created an eerie microcosm of American culture embedded the Catskills, willed into existence with the simplest materials and glued together with tar.

[6] On the occasion Schutz's museum retrospective at the Neuberger Museum, New York Times critic Karen Rosenberg wrote «Ms. Schutz has become a reliable conjurer of wickedly grotesque creatures and absurd situations, willed into existence by her vigorous and wildly colorful brush strokes.»

This February, the first Manila Biennale was willed into existence by performance artist Carlos Celdran and friends in only nine months.

The dysmorphic proportioned designs feel like an anime that has sprung off the page and willed itself into existence.

She willed herself into a position of strength, which was her greatest talent, how she steeled her weaknesses into something that could protect her and those around her.

These are models, actresses, and strippers frolicking through the sprawling decadence of Los Angeles, a city willed into existence by dreamers in the middle of the desert.

«Fionn Whitehead» sounds like a human that Taylor Swift willed into existence with her mind.

Yet director Denis Villeneuve (Sicario, Arrival), cinematographer Roger Deakins and co-writer Hampton Fancher (who co-scripted the original as well) have willed into existence a defiant rebuke to my deep worries.

At the same time, given how uneven the playing field remains for filmmakers who don't fit the usual straight - white - male parameters, it's worth remembering that excellence can be found and nurtured, but it can not be willed into existence.

The mind can not be willed into stillness.

Although he has never scored 40 goals in a season, he willed himself into a playoff goal - scorer.

Selfless hard worker who has done everything asked of him and willed himself into becoming an elite version of one of the most coveted positions of need in the sport.

He was a sensation, a phenomenon, a thought experiment willed into being.

Oresme famously compared creation to a great clock that God had willed into being and set ticking.

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Eleven years later Zuckerberg (No. 1, Businessperson of the Year) has built something beyond cool: He has willed into being a global phenomenon.

While stable work hours make for organizational order, the creative muse can not be simply willed into being exactly from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. People have different rhythms that make them more or less productive during certain hours.

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As Treasury Secretary, he willed the nation's financial system into existence.

6They are the kind who worm their way into homes and gain control over weak - willed women, who are loaded down with sins and are swayed by all kinds of evil desires, 7always learning but never able to acknowledge the truth.

845 To reunite all his children, scattered and led astray by sin, the Father willed to call the whole of humanity together into his Son's Church.

Christine Hoover has lived practically her entire life trying to avoid or fix what Jesus left unfixed, figuring if she tried just a little bit harder, took firmer control, prayed harder, or willed up just a bit more faith, she'd finally wrestle her life into order.

In an award - winning sermon on eugenics, MacArthur asserts that decent Christians have a responsibility to use «every help which science affords» to prevent the «feebleminded and wrong - willed» from «pouring their corrupt currents into the race stream.»

Diverse as it is, in life it is changed into its opposite, in death into nothing, in eternity into damnation: for the one who has willed this goal.

In performing an act that is traditionally limited to God, as Job 9:8 indicates, Jesus by his use of «I AM» reveals the identity and destiny of the new humanity, that community of «life - giving spirits» that is willed by God to be transformed into the image and stature of the risen Lord.

Jesus restores, through his human will in union with the divine, the «willed concession» [26] or the «ecstatic power» of suffering [27] that allows the action of grace to elevate man «beyond nature» into the divine nature itself.

Further, what God has created and willed as good is caught up through the Incarnation of Jesus Christ into a new and higher reality.

(ENTIRE BOOK) The honest Christian must admit that the God he worships exists only in the past — or he must bet upon the gospel, or «good news,» of the God who willed his own death to enter more completely into the world of his creation.

The public worship of God is a supreme instance of the whole man bringing his whole personality into the open, in an intentional and willed identification with the God whom he comes to worship.

Since this is a generation that willed itself from childhood directly into adulthood, it has still its adolescence to go through — for a man can never skip adolescence, he can only postpone it.

To me this is just another power attempt from Christians to invoke fear into the weak willed and to stir up more followers.

Down 104 - 103 with 6.2 seconds left, Kyle Lowry willed his way into the lane, but had his shot blocked by Brooklyn's Paul Pierce.

But watching her grow into an independent, strong - willed, but actually quite delightful 6 - year - old has calmed my fears.

Strong - willed kids have a vision in their mind about the way things should be and they'll often orchestrate ways to turn that idea into reality.

If you're parenting a strong - willed child, you have likely at some point entered into a cycle of timeouts or threats of losing privileges.

And to make matters worse, easy Baby # 1 had turned into a demanding, strong - willed toddler.

And so I've had to really tap into my best strategies for parenting a strong - willed, sensitive child.

Below is an infographic I created for another post, but the strategies definitely translate into dealing with strong - willed, sensitive children.

Strong - willed and persistent, he devoted himself to becoming the best bodybuilder he could possibly be and spent countless hours pushing himself to his limits and beyond until exploding into the most celebrated competitive bodybuilder of the era.

Once they do not have the crap available & get into eating nutritiously, those taste buds can change, though I was a strong willed kid once.

Graham was the daughter of a newspaper owner who handed The Post over to her husband, a choice that she claimed in her autobiography pleased her, and she admitted she settled uneasily into the role of owner after he willed it on to her.

But even in the romantic scenes, her Elizabeth is so strong - willed and charismatic, the character's forced excursions into petty hysterics feel completely absurd.

Lawrence continues to mold Katniss into a convincing strong - willed heroine forced into maturity beyond her years, and not just for her prowess and cunning as an archer.

After unsuccessfully trying to sort things out with his weak - willed father, Jimmy runs off into the night.

They willed the Time Cover into existence.

Set in the glamor of 1950's post-war London, Day - Lewis takes on the role of renowned dress - maker Reynolds Woodcock, who is at the center of British fashion until he comes across a young and strong - willed woman, Alma (Vicky Krieps) and his carefully tailored life is thrust into relative chaos.

Set in Nashville during the devastating fallout of the Civil War, the novel follows Maggie Linden, a brilliant horsewoman determined to make it in the lucrative world of horse racing, and the strong - willed Irishman who is roped into her plans.